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Ep. 107 Resources to Help Your Bible Study
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A few weeks ago we talked some practical practices to building a biblical worldview. We received so many responses to that program we decided to make another show talking about resources we use on a regular basis to help us study Scripture. These are apps or computer programs we use on a regular basis. And none of us have a ton of money to spend so most of these resources are free. Online video resources: Liberty University classes online. Dallas Theological Seminary "Study the Bible Like a Seminary Professor" Downline Discipleship Ministry Engage YouTube Channel The Bible Project C.S. Lewis Doodle Look at the Book Audio resources: Christian Audio (free audio book every month) Sermon Audio Martin Lloyd-Jones Trust (Android and iOS app) Online Resources: Got Questions (Android and iOS app) Google Calendar Kindle app (Android and iOS app) (Here is a large list of free Christian ebooks) Logos (If you want to hear why it is such an awesome program/app, listen to the next episode.)
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